In the building and construction industry, industrial floors in production areas, warehouses, technical rooms, workshops, service areas and similar facilities may be exposed to various mechanical and chemical influences. During use, concrete-based floors may experience wear, surface dusting, contamination and increasing maintenance requirements. Under appropriate conditions, applying a floor coating is therefore regarded as a technical solution for managing and improving the functional properties of the surface.
The fundamental principle of floor coating is to prepare the existing surface properly and apply the coating system onto a clean, sound and suitable substrate. Before application, loose material, dust, oil, grease and other contaminants must be removed from the surface. Where necessary, mechanical surface preparation methods may be used to achieve the physical surface condition required for coating application.
Adequate surface preparation is one of the key technical parameters affecting the coating process. The moisture condition of the concrete, surface integrity, existing coatings and the operating conditions of the area should be evaluated before application. On surfaces exposed to oil or chemical contamination, removing visible dirt alone may not be sufficient; residues that could interfere with the coating must also be eliminated.
Following application, the coated surface should be incorporated into a maintenance program appropriate to the operating conditions of the area. Floor coating should therefore be regarded not merely as a visual surface treatment, but as a systematic surface application designed to manage the service and maintenance conditions of concrete floors.
Product ınformatıon
- Concentrated Pre-Paint Alkaline Pre-Degreaser and Cleaner, Floor Coating Product
